Loved this location. Seems like this rooftop had the best view compared to previous location. Positioned well between first and second base. Staff was friendly and helpful. Food was good with lots of options. Great view and perfect for group events. read more

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1010 West Waveland is a Wrigley Rooftop so Cubs fans live their best rooftop lives and the rest of us non Cubs fans just show up for the open bar. It doesn't really matter whether you're a Cubs fan or not. You're here for the networking anyway. All-you-can-eat, all-you-can-drink, I'm in aren't you? And if you want to watch some ball and you squint hard enough, you might be able to see a few pieces of action. We do the Wrigley rooftops once a year with a group of clients. It's chaos and I love it. read more

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I attended our annual Wrigley Rooftop outing, and for the first time it was held at 1038 W. Waveland Ave. This rooftop is lined up in fair territory in left field and was great for a mostly unobstructed viewing of the game. It is now my very favorite rooftop viewing venue (out of 3 I have experienced so far) despite the fact that it is the smallest footprint rooftop. Besides being able to see most of the field and the action, the seats also all have handy benchtops for conveniently eating your food and drinking your drinks. It's a bit tight quarters inside, but we weren't there much. Burgers, brats, Italian beefs and such are served in the rear and the condiments are in the front of the venue due to spacing, so a teeny bit of walking, but that's nothing. Big thumbs up! read more

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If you're a baseball fan, Wrigley Field is a bucket list destination. I'm from the Milwaukee, WI area and have been making annual trips to Wrigley for 10+ years because nothing beats the atmosphere of having a stadium in the middle of neighborhood instead of a boring parking lot. A few of those trips have included sitting on top of the rooftops outside Wrigley and watching a game from that point of view. Before the renovations at Wrigley that added new scoreboards and signage, most of the rooftops had a decent view of the game. You were never going to get to see the result of most plays deep in the outfield that were hit in your direction, but the infield and shallow outfield was still plenty viewable. Unfortunately, only a couple rooftops still have views worth paying for with 3639 N Sheffield being the least obstructed. Last time I sat in the rooftops that's the one I chose and I don't think I would ever make a different selection, even with 3639 N Sheffield being among the most expensive options Wrigley Rooftops offers. There's a large gap between the scoreboard in right field and the left field warning track so most of the outfield is as visible as possible. The food is ok. It's all you can eat, which for the price of the seats it should be. Burgers, brats, hot dogs, chips, nachos, popcorn, ice cream, cookies, etc. Pretty standard food that you'd find at a tailgate. The club level has a fair number of TVs if you wish to sit in there and enjoy air conditioning in the summer, but it's below the level in which you can see the game out the windows, so you're just looking at the outside of the outfield wall if you're not watching the TVs. I didn't think the sound from the speakers up top was the greatest, but at least you can see what's happening and determine what you can't see by the crowd reaction inside the stadium. There is no cover up top, so if you're there for a day game, bring sunscreen or you massively risk getting sunburned. The rooftops are an experience that everyone coming to Wrigley should enjoy at least once in their lives. If you're able to catch games on back to back days doing one inside the stadium and one on the rooftops, even better so you have the different vantage points for comparison. Again, though there are cheaper options, 3639 N Sheffield is the way to go for the rooftops. read more

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A nice idea in theory but wow what a poor execution (at least on the night that we were there). We were at 3617 N Sheffield for a work event and it was absolute chaos. There were three levels and bizarrely only food on one of the levels, so a giant queue ended up forming that never died down for the entirety of the game. The toilets are also super limited in number. The food was actually decent for what it was, once you were able to get your hands on some. Not sure why they didn't adopt for a self serve model for the hot food like they did for the ice cream bars. Most of my time at the event was spent in a line for food or the bar or a bathroom. Some additional staff would have gone a long way. Lastly the view was also kinda shit - I don't care about baseball and I wasn't interested in watching the game, but if I had been I'd be pretty annoyed about the lack of visibility even from the top. Overall if you want a decent bratwurst there are better ways of going about it. read more

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Attended a birthday party and had a great time. It was a perfect location to catch some of the game, but also to talk with friends. Security was very strict and were unable to bring in wrapped gifts, which was a bit of an inconvenience. The food was ok, not great, but you had a choice of nachos, brats, burgers, beef and chicken. The bar had a variety of beers and some seltzers. The bartenders were very nice! We had a good view of the game, but it is not the same experience as being in the stadium, but a good option to enjoy the game and talk with friends. read more

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Very impressed with both the view AND the service. While the food is abundant and buffet-style, the quality is what you would expect from a baseball-centric entertainment space! Hot dogs, burgers, Italian beef... The woman serving us from behind the hot food bar was incredibly kind and helpful. She doubled checked everything when we mentioned a food allergy as well. Big thanks to her! Overall, I would come here again. It's a great place to bring your friends, family and even coworkers after a long weekday. Try to catch the sunset while you're at it! - AT read more

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Beautiful afternoon today. This rooftop is on Sheffield with an excellent view of Wrigley Field! read more

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Question for Yelp -- can I give the Wrigley Rooftops a 10-star review? Because I'd like to. One of the coolest ballpark experiences you'll ever have, the rooftops around Wrigley Field offer a view of the old ballgame that can't be replicated anywhere else in the country. For the price of admission, a buffet of classic ballpark food and Chicago favorites is readily available, as are beers and non-alcoholic beverages. An absolute must for any baseball fan coming to Chicago! read more

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The views are great but the food is awful. You'd think it would be an upgrade to stadium concessions but somehow they make it worse. Stale buns, minimal packet condiments, and all in all, just bad food. It's literally gut fill. Grade school cafeterias have better burgers. Rooftops used to be an awesome experience but this is a great example of end-stage capitalism where corporations purchase the buildings, and jack up the prices for a poor quality gameday experience. I'm done with the rooftops at Wrigley. read more

Great experience! Food is typical ballpark food and pretty good. This concept is well designed and the multiple levels gives you an opportunity to get out of the sun and mingle with your group. The neighborhood is makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Really cool stuff! read more

Went to 3643 N Sheffield Rooftop for my cousin's fiance's birthday yesterday. I have been to the Wrigley rooftops more times than I can count and never had such an awful experience. I want to point out I am a HUGE Cubs fan and it physically pains me to write this review. I got engaged at Wrigley Field and my family are season ticket holders. Amanda was the main bartender we were dealing with. The game was delayed and Amanda wouldn't serve us anything one millisecond after the 4th inning. I am aware of the rules around how last call works with a rain delay, however there were no announcements made. If the game was not delayed they would have served alcohol until bottom of the 7th. The game not only came back on after the delay but we had to leave and go spend more money to drink and eat elsewhere. The tickets are FAR too expensive to stop serving half way through. Also if you feel the need to abide by these obnoxious rules you should make sure EVERY single person is aware when last call is. She was rude when telling us she was not going to serve us anymore and the whole experience was a disgrace and left a horrible taste in my mouth. I am personally planning 3 more bachelorette and birthday parties this summer that were supposed to be at the Wrigley Rooftops-however I will now most likely be buying bleacher tickets for each event. It's unfortunate how downhill the Rooftops and service have gone. Gross. read more

If you looking for a different experience this is a great way to watch the game. For a hefty price of 165 bucks you get to go to a rooftop directly overseeing Wrigley Field. Seating is on a first come first serve basis. Why not go into Wrigley? Well with the pricey fee you get unlimited food and drinks. Drinks end at the 7th inning. I ate my weight in burger, Italian beef sandwich, sausage, pasta salad, nachos and ice cream. It's not a deep spread menu but it does the job. The drinks are primarily beers, wine coolers, hard seltzers. It was definitely an experience that you don't get at most other ball parks. I saw try it if you want to mix it up but probably not for baseball purist. read more

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Came here for a work event toward the end of summer and what an experience. I've only been to a couple Cubs games. The first I was in town for work and had some down time and they were playing. Great time. But this experience takes it to a whole new level. You are across the street but high enough up where you see over the stadium. You have a full open bar and food. Hot dogs, nachos, burgers, chips, etc. Its amazing! The experience of hanging out with co-workers and having the experience to go upstairs and sit in the bleachers on top is unparalleled experience. I am not sure the price tag was for renting the whole space but it was a super cool time. If given the chance I would def come back and do it again! Cheers Justin read more

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This was my first rooftop experience at Wrigley Field. The view from this rooftop was not impacted by the big scoreboard, etc. that went up. When you first arrive you stand in line to enter a four floor walkup with other people who have also booked the rooftop, so you are sharing the rooftop with other groups/people. I think the maximum is 90 people. Once you pass through the security check and show your ID, you walk up to the 3rd floor which has the bar and food. The 4th floor has another bar and the bleachers which overlook Wrigley Field so you can watch the game. I throughly enjoyed the unlimited alcoholic beverages, food, and dessert options. They had a good variety of beers to choose from: Bell's Oberon, a Founder's Ale, a few hard ciders, and I think Budweiser was in the mix too. They served typical hamburger and hot dogs but from the hot charcoal or wood grill that was stationed upstairs so my burgers were usually piping hot. To accompany my burgers and a hotdog, I had nachos with hot cheese and jalapenos. They had a variety of chips to choose from as well. For dessert they had mini brownies, warm chocolate chip cookies, and a chest of ice cream sandwiches, chocolate and vanilla cups of ice cream and more. The seating on the third floor is arranged like a bar/pub so you can eat and watch the game on flat screen TVs or take your food upstairs to watch on the game from the bleachers. It was a very relaxed vibe and free flowing, allowing space for everyone to mix and mingle and change to different areas. I found the staff to be friendly, courteous and very helpful. One of their staff went by each table on the third floor to remind everyone that the bar would be closing by the end of the seventh inning. They also announced this at the beginning when you check-in but I found it helpful that the staff reminded everyone of the bar's closing. The view of Wrigley Field for the Cubs game was interesting. To be fair, you are not in the actual Stadium so your view and experience will be different as the Wrigley rooftop is across the street from the stadium. read more

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We were seated at 1044 rooftop apartment and I would've rather watch the game from the bar across the street. Me and my business partners came here to celebrate our 9th anniversary for the company, bad idea. The security was very rude, I asked were there any cushion seating or couches he suggested that I, "Should go Home." The bar tender woman was very sweet but the male workers were rude and aggressive for no reason at all. Never will go back in my life and I'm from Chicago this was my first game. Our team left early because of continued rudeness and harassment. read more

First off - Wrigley Rooftops on Yelp is a hot mess. I probably clicked on over 8 of the "Wrigley Rooftops" pages before I found the one with the exact address that I went to. My review is in fact for this page: 3637 Sheffield. Second off - Background. What is Wrigley Rooftops? I was told that the owners of these properties started selling tickets to the Cubs games because the views from their rooftops were great. People were more than willing to buy them. Being that they are not part of Wrigley Field (these huge properties are located directly across the street bordering the stadium), the Cubs got pissed that they weren't getting a cut of their profits. When the property owners refused to cooperate, Wrigley Field put up huge billboards to block the views from all surrounding properties. Eventually, both sides reached an agreement and the billboards were torn down. Third off - 2.5 stars? Come on. I had a great time here! I guess it's understandable with only 2 reviews. It's a shame, because I'd bet some of the reviews on the more popular pages are for some of the other lesser reviewed rooftops. I'm here to try to make that a little more even. My experience here was 5 stars from start to finish. This was my first time in Chicago and my first time at a Cubs game. I know it's not the same as being inside of Wrigley Field, but I still thought the atmosphere from the rooftops was top notch. I would definitely recommend to others, and return here myself. All you can eat And drink? Count me in. I enjoyed some IPAs on tap, a hamburger, a chicken sandwich, ice cream treats, a cookie, and more. The food was great, but the service was even better. The lady serving the food was as nice as can be and had a great sense of humor. Super inviting, as well. Game views? A-OK. Not the best, but not bad, either. Some of the spots on the far end give some blind spots due to what I assume to be the right field score board, but I was able to score some good seats. It really didn't bother me much. I was more there for the experience than the game, anyways. I'll be honest. I really enjoyed this rooftop. Great food and beer selection, overall. The stadium seating was awesome, and while looking around, I definitely got the feeling that this was one of the better ones. The neighbors rooftops did not look as nice as this one. Plus, this rooftop has a secret bar at the absolute top. Keep going past the last row of seats and you'll see what I mean! Go ahead and check this place out!! read more

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1044 rooftop. Completely unprofessional management at this location. Our group was repeatedly harassed by the staff. We ended up leaving during the 4th inning. Will not return to this location. read more

Much better experience for a baseball game than a convert. You can see the big scoreboards for baseball but for rock concert you are behind the stage, sound not so great and no video screen - couldn't see the band except for when they moved to front of stage. read more

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Attended an out of town work event here and it was super fun! I was skeptical of being outside the ballpark for a game, but it was a great atmosphere. There was reasonable ballpark style all you can eat food in the indoor area. There was also an open bar with an excellent selection of drinks. As for the seats, well, they were just like the ballpark. I had two gripes about the seats though. 1. The sun was blinding until about the 5th inning. I know that's not something that the owners can control, but it is definitely something that you should consider when booking here. 2. By definition, you are super far from the action. I love baseball, so that was bit of a bummer for me. You have a great view of the scoreboard, so that's a plus. Overall, this is a fun experience for a work function with a controlled environment, food, drinks, and entertainment. Now....Play ball!!! read more

Shame on Wrigley Rooftops for selling tickets to concerts with no view and no accountability. I purchased two $150 tickets (double the face value of the actual concert tickets) and had ZERO view of the performance. When I inquired about a refund (for $250, taking into account that we did eat and drink minimally), I was simply told 'we don't give refunds', and I was offered passes to a Cubs game instead. As I'm not really a baseball fan, and live in Omaha, this isn't acceptable. After that initial response, I did manage to get a hold of management, who did refund half of my purchase price. I personally felt that this wasn't acceptable, but the BBB thought otherwise. If only I would have known I could have asked for a refund the night of, as management informed me via our BBB-mediated correpondance, I immediately would have... Anyway, I'm sure this would be a great place to watch a baseball game, but even under those circumstances I won't be back. No amount of included food or drink makes up for lack of a view to a concert I planned my whole trip to Chicago around, and the whole experience left me pretty disappointed. Plus, since they didn't have the passes marked for that specific event, it's free reign for anyone who's ever been up on the rooftop before, which also makes it overcrowded. read more

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Going to Wrigley Rooftops made me realize I've been missing out on all these awesome sports experiences that exist in the world. I live near AT&T Park in San Francisco but haven't been to any games. That'll be on my bucket list next baseball season. For the conference I was attending, the organizers arranged for everyone to hang out at one of the many rooftops. What a brilliant idea! Bleachers are installed atop buildings overlooking Wrigley Field. Inside there's bars and food. Food was fantastic. I had some Italian beef with nacho cheese and jalapeños. And a bunch of other snacks in addition to beers. Perfect place to hang out with my colleagues. Lots of seating and space over several floors. Plus the excellent view of the baseball game. I'm not sure about the coordination behind this experience, but I'd love to explore this for future conferences. Security and admission were smooth. No real criticism. Weather was great, which contributed to the enjoyment. I hope we get to do this again! read more

I had a terrific time at this rooftop with my boyfriend. The food selection was huge! Wrigley rooftop provided their guests with brats, italian beef, pizza, burgers, chicken sandwiches, chips, etc. They also provided various beers, wines, and flavored slushies. The facility is divided into three sections: MVP suite, club level, and the stadium rooftop, which all provided flat screen tvs for instant replays. All levels are very clean, which is what I always look for. The staff is very friendly and made sure the facility was well-maintained from cleanliness to their stock of food. However, I would have never purchased full price rooftop tickets. The only reason we went was because we purchased a groupon deal for $70. I probably didn't get my moneys worth because I didn't drink enough! lol but the cubs did beat the Rockies that night! woohoo! The reason this place gets only 3 stars is because there was hardly any room in the mvp suite level, and the price is crazy expensive without the groupon. Sidenote: there were a lot of bugs considering it was such a cold night. And a bug got in both my beer and my slushy! argh... they should get some citronella or something... lol read more

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Hosted a company event here and had a great time. Used the meeting space before the game and the food, accommodations, hosts, and views were top notch! Game time was a blast - my company and our clients all had nothing but great things to say! read more

(1044 WRIGLEY ROOFTOP) First time at one of the rooftops in Wrigley for the Cubs game on august 12th. I was there celebrating my companies 9 year anniversary! Bartenders were VERY friendly and did a great job.. All of that aside--Security and other employees at this establishment were EXTREMELY dismissive when it came to personal space. Over heard them making very rude comments about the group I was with. MY ENTIRE GROUP ENDED UP LEAVING. It was THAT BAD. I will never give this place my business ever again. Customer service is built on kindness and politeness. This establishment is lacking BOTH of those things and much more. Sad first experience there at 1044 wrigley rooftop. read more

Take me out to the ball game! The 7/3 game against the brewers was a real good time on 3639. 7 cubs fans and 1 brewers fan embarked on an opportunity to take in some rays, enjoy the game, heckle own brewers bud and relax among the best crowds in the city. Food: Pizza, grilled chicken salad, fresh cut fruit, riblet sandwiches, beef, grilled items, chips, ICE CREAM bars including haagen daz! Cookies, lemon bars, brownies.... lot of items that I definitely missed on this list. Refreshments: Lots of different beer, wine and sodas. Ice cold bottles of water. Atmosphere: Electric on the roof. Relaxed on the patio. Engaged in conversation and not the game on lower level. People having a really good time. The manager and staff constantly talking to you and smiling. Just really nice people and loving the fact that you're there. The only minus was the bathroom situation. The line to a single restroom was about 5 people deep but the mens was always empty so the ladies were going in there since there's a lock on the main door, so 2 at a time were relieving themselves. No problems. It's all good. Amstel anyone? read more

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Wrigleyville Rooftops repeatedly amazes me. I've been to all three of their locations and I can honestly say 3643 is my favorite! The view from right-center field is breathtaking & you can see the entire game. The whole experience is one of a kind; from food, to cleanliness, friendly staff, & did I mention the view?! Everything is executed with precision beautifully. The menu goes beyond the traditional ballpark items which helps cater to every audience imaginable. If you want a steak when you get there, you got it! If you're a little hungry by the 7th inning stretch & feel like a hot dog, they have a hot one waiting for you! To top it all off, there's even dessert! Cookies, ice cream, brownies, oh my!! Need something to wash it all down? You have a choice of water, soda, or several beers and wines. Talk about extensive, the Wrigleyville Rooftops knows the way to any baseball fan's stomach! The location is definitely what helps make this rooftop such a success. The view from right-center field is to die for & there's plenty of options for seating with an indoor dinning area as well as the rooftop area. Sitting or standing, you can comfortably watch the game and not worry about you beer being knocked over or how you're going to manage holding your nachos & both of those hot dogs. Overall, being atop a Wrigleyville Rooftop makes it hard not to be romantic about baseball. You just can't help but lose yourself in the atmosphere of America's favorite pastime. This is the place to be from April until October & hopefully one day well past that!! read more

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(1044 Wrigley Rooftop) After much built-up intrigue, hype, and the allure of historic prominance, I couldnt wait for my first authentic Wrigleyville experience. My experience was kin to a blind prom date with a sadistic prison guard. It was simply awful. I came in wih a diverse army (easily dwarfing the other patrons) of collegues celebrating successive years of hard-earned success. You would think such a flood of money coming in would be welcomed with open arms. Instead, the staff permeated a coldness that bordered on disdain and contempt as if we were the meltingpot they didnt want cooking in their kitchen. The one bright spot was the young dude serving the food. I hope the posionous fruit of bad service culture doesn't infect him. If you're reading this bro, run. read more

Things have changed with the rooftop scene. Before the modifications to Wrigley field, there was some competition and incentive for rooftops to deliver the goods. Now they are all owned by the same person and have not only gone up in price, but down in quality. We were at 1044 W Waveland. The people who worked there were super nice. The quality of food was just ok. I wanted a veggie burger and the man at the counter shook me off, saying they weren't good. So instead I had a brat that was very average. Not a lot of healthy options available, although I did appreciate the fruit bowl. Drinks are beer heavy, all in cans. They did have the alcoholic spritzer options and a couple wines also in a can. Bathrooms were not clean. Probably better than Wrigley, but barely. At $175/person, I should get a clean bathroom. read more

Really enjoyed my experience at Wrigley Rooftops! We did this instead of going to actual Wrigley since there a large group of us. It was great because the rooftop was not sold out - I felt we had lots of room to eat, drink and enjoy the game. The view was a little obstructed but I felt I still got a nice view of the stadium and could see almost all the action with the exception of deep outfield play. The selection of beer and canned wine were great! They had a lot of craft options and the food was really good! I stuck to game day favorites: beer sandwich, hot dog and some good ol' nachos. Will be back! read more

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Bought tickets to watch the Cubs play the cardinals on July 11th and the game was cancelled before it started due to rain. My friends and I all came out of town for this game and having it cancelled sucks but I called a day later to get my tickets refunded and the people would not work with us at all. They told us the tickets would only work for the rescheduled game which is in more than two months. I am very disappointed with the way the company handled this and would use this place again. read more

Great Experience! So many food and drink options. I thought they would only serve cheap beer and would have finger foods, but they thought of everything. They had a grill on the top floor, snacks all around, pizza, fruit, veggie trays. It was great. In addition to the cool the space, the customer service was out of this world. All employees had a smile, were pleasant, and really made you feel welcome. Deborah Mercadante in particular went above and beyond. I would definitely come again. read more

SPECTACULAR!! This is the absolute best place in the entire city to view the Cubs!! There are multiple levels to this location - with stairs & an elevator, so it is wheelchair accessible. There is a bar on each level & a HUGE grill on the back side with wonderful chefs who will cook you anything you want - everything is easy to get to and quick service. All inclusive tickets are so worth it! Even though you are across the street, this location truly makes you feel like you are right in the stadium - an indoor level, a level above that open to the outdoors with bleacher seats (covered for rain) & regular chair stadium style baseball seats up on the roof! There are clean mens/womens bathrooms on all levels. Plus the manager, Steve, is AMAZING!! He goes above & beyond to help you and your guests enjoy your event and have a great experience!! No joke, helps you to plan, coordinate & execute any size event. He plays host for you so you can spend time with your guests, he constantly checks on you to make sure everything is going smoothly, he even assists in hooking you up with parking down the street. He is one of the BEST people to help you handle & enjoy an event at The Wrigley Rooftop!! read more

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Recently, I was invited to attend a Concierge event at this rooftop. I decide what the heck. From the time of arrival to departure everything was great. The interior room where the food is served, is very large and clean. The bathrooms were also very clean throughout the game. The views are okay - slightly blocked. The food was actually very good. The bartenders and the servers were very polite and friendly. The actual rooftop had a great view of the view of the field. There are metal bleachers to sit on to watch the game. Great experience watching the game without being inside of Wrigley Field. read more

Having sat at another rooftop club down the street last Fall- I was glad that at least this one had an unobstructed view of the field. 3639 Wrigley rooftop is a pricey way to enjoy the game (runs about $220 a person) but hey-when it's "organized fun" for work , what's a girl to do but go and have FUN! There are three levels to this club. The first is indoors and has a bar, seating areas, a restroom and plenty of glorious food coming out of the kitchen. The next level up has another bar (there's a theme here) another restroom and more food but is open on the sides to the outdoors. And then there is the roof level with the seats and bleachers with (yet another) bar and food on the 5th level. The food is quite good. Hot beef sandwiches, pulled pork, hamburgers, Italian sausage, chips, fruit, freshly baked cookies, pizza, and ice cream. Certainly more food than you will ever eat but that's the point. And you can wash it down with a choice of beer, soda, water or wine. The bar service was a little slow but since we were there with at least 4 other groups (one of which had no regard for lines and seemed like a bunch of frat boys all trying to out drink each other) it was more an issue of traffic flow than the fault of the bartender. If I had a wish is would be that they would have had more women's bathrooms in the place. We found a total of two between the 3 floors so that meant there was always a line! The other rooftop that I was at last year actually did a better job in building more adequate facilities. The place is immaculate, the owner greets you on the way in and thanks you on the way out (always love that!) and the security folks are polite as they are ushering you out. Just know that all the same rules come into play including no more alcohol served toward the end of the game. I still prefer actually sitting in the stadium as these "Clubs" always feel a bit removed from the action. But you can't beat the service, the food or the attentive staff. And what can be wrong when asked what you did at work today to respond , "I was on a rooftop in Wrigley all afternoon". Work doesn't get much better than that! read more

What a great place. It is like a private suite at a game. The staff is so friendly, from when you walk in the door to bar tenders and the rest of the staff. Steve, the manager, was especially nice and was so accommodating to our group. He was so responsive and receptive from the initial planning stage, to a walk through before we decided to coordinating our groups day and so great on game day. The view is amazing. There are plenty of seats for everyone. The private room inside is so cool. The old time pictures are as interesting as the game. The outdoor TV's are great, so you never miss any of the action when you go get food or a drink. The TV's on the bleachers are great. Instant replay. read more

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What's not to love about all you can eat and drink with a great view of the ball game? As far as I know - nothing, and my experience here did not disappoint. There is a constant flow of burgers, brats, dogs, and Italian beef, with awesome pasta salad, ice cream bars and more. Not to mention there are some nine beers to choose from and keep on chugging throughout the game. This is the right way to do a Cubs game if you ask me. read more

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DO NOT book with Wrigley Rooftops. They don't give any refunds for rescheduled games, which is completely unacceptable in my opinion. My family traveled from out of town and spent a large chunk of money on tickets to a game that was rained out. Not being local to Chicago (we're states away), we aren't able to travel back to a game two months later. I also tried to resell, but was unable to do so on StubHub, VividSeats, etc. To have spent so much money on something I can't attend nor resell is so disheartening. And to not have any sort of remorse or willingness to work with customers is truly shocking. I really wish I had read these reviews before I purchased from them. Knowing businesses can take your money like this is scary. STAY AWAY from Wrigley Rooftops. read more

We had such a wonderful time! The staff was friendly and fun, the food was endless and great quality, seating was perfect and we enjoyed a winning Cubs game! We would definitely use them again and recommend it! read more

GREAT SEATS outside of Wrigley Field (if you actually watch the ball game). This was my second rooftop experience, the other being a sister location (3609), and it lived up to the expectations. This location seemed to just a little bit better. Company outing was the event this time around. They accommodated roughly 100 for our group plus the public. Upon arrival they had chex mix type deal for snacks along with fruit and side salads. Pizza, chips, and a handful other munchies were everywhere. As for the entrees it was basically anything they could throw on the grill. Burgers, brats, etc. etc. Hot of the grill = can't go wrong. Beers were flowing the Sox's runs (cross town classic 10-5, Sox victiory). Plenty of TVs throughout the building including one in the bathroom. Even if you weren't paying attention to the game you were still watching it with a beer in hand. Though I am not sure of the all-inclusive price I would come to expect around a couple hundred easy. The seats have a sweet view. Going with a decent group or with a couple buddies, knowing everything is paid for (except tips), turns out to be a great time. read more

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